Ça
Also known as Robert "Bob" Gray, Bob Gray, Robert Gray, Pennywise the Dancing Clown, It, Eater of Worlds, outsider
personnage
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Key facts
- Character.name
- Pennywise
- Character.image
- Pennywise Skarsgard and Curry.png
- Character.caption
- Top: Tim Curry as Pennywise in the 1990 miniseries Bottom: Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise in the 2017 film
- Character.alt
- Top: A clown with red hair and white make-up presenting a seductive and rather charming smile. Bottom: A clown with orange hair holds a red balloon and presents an evil, sinister smile.
- Character.franchise
- Stephen King
- Character.first
- It (1986)
- Character.last
- It: Welcome to Derry (2025)
- Character.creator
- Stephen King
- Character.full_name
- Unknown (possibly nameless)Pennywise the Dancing Clown (Pennywise form specifically)
Article · Français
Ça (It), aussi connu comme Grippe-Sou le Clown Cabriolant, Grippe-Sou, le Clown Dansant (Pennywise, the Dancing Clown) ou Bob Gray, est un personnage fictif du roman Ça (1986) écrit par Stephen King. Les références au personnage sont nombreuses dans les autres œuvres de King, comme Les Tommyknockers (1987) ou Dreamcatcher (2001). Ce clown maléfique est une forme archétypale, mélange de Bozo le clown, de John Wayne Gacy et de Ronald McDonald. Plusieurs médias tels que The Guardian classent ce personnage comme l'un des clowns les plus effrayants dans la culture cinématographique ou populaire.
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